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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS English: 4 credits Math: 4 credits (Algebra 2) Science: 3 credits (Physical Science & Biology) Social Studies: 3 credits (World History, American History, American Government, Economics) Health: credit


  1. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS English: 4 credits Math: 4 credits (Algebra 2) Science: 3 credits (Physical Science & Biology) Social Studies: 3 credits (World History, American History, American Government, Economics) Health: ½ credit Physical Education: ½ credit Fine Arts: 1 credit Electives: 4 credits Total 20 credits

  2. HONORS DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS Must meet all but one of the following: English: 4 credits Math: 4 credits Science: 4 credits (2 credits of advance science) Social Studies: 4 credits Foreign Language: 3 credits or 2 of 2 Fine Arts: 1 credit Grade point average: 3.5 + (un-weighted) ACT / SAT: 27 + / 1280+

  3. REQUIRED COURSES FOR GRADE 12 English Economics Math – recommended even if 4 credits have been earned Science – required if you have not received 3 credits and recommended if you have

  4. OTHER REQUIREMENTS 12 hours of community service Career Narrative & Resume though Naviance

  5. ENGLISH English 12 AP English

  6. MATH Introduction to College Algebra Pre-Calculus Honors Pre-Calculus Calculus AP Calculus AP Statistics

  7. SOCIAL STUDIES Economics

  8. ART Art Fundamentals Drawing Advanced Drawing Painting Advanced Painting Ceramics Advanced Ceramics Photography Sculpture AP Studio Art: Drawing Digital Media Arts 2 (2 periods full year) AP Studio Art: 2D Design

  9. BUSINESS International Business Accounting Strategic Entrepreneurship Personal Finance Senior Internship (application/interview)

  10. PROJECT LEAD THE WAY PLTW 1: Intro to Engineering Design PLTW 2: Principles of Engineering PLTW 3: Aerospace Engineering PLTW 4: Digital Electronics PLTW 5: Engineering and Design Development

  11. ENGLISH ELECTIVES Sports Literature Broadcast Media and Film Sci Fi / Fantasy Creative Writing Advanced Creative Writing Speech and Debate ACT Prep: Reading, English, and Writing Yearbook

  12. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Introduction to Information Technology Computer Networking Technology Preparation Level 2 (2 periods full year)

  13. MATH ELECTIVES Intro to Probability & Statistics College Bound (semester, not a core math credit) AP Computer Science Principles (not a core math credit)

  14. MUSIC The Mind Behind the Music (music theory) Men’s Choir Women’s Choir Select Women’s Chorale (audition only) Select Mixed Choir (audition only) Concert Band Symphonic Band Marching Band / Pep Band Careers in Music Beginning Guitar Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

  15. SCIENCE Human Physiology Biotechnology Forensic Science Marine Biology Chemistry Honors Chemistry AP Chemistry Honors Anatomy & Physiology Honors Physics AP Biology

  16. SOCIAL STUDIES ELECTIVES Sociology Introduction to Psychology Applied Psychology Current Issues 1 Current Issues 2 AP European History AP U.S. History

  17. JR. AIR FORCE ROTC 1 JR. AIR FORCE ROTC 2 JR. AIR FORCE ROTC 3

  18. WORLD LANGUAGES French 1 French 2 French 3 French 4 AP French Spanish 1 Spanish 2 Spanish 3 Spanish 4 AP Spanish

  19. STUDY HALL 1 st semester 2 nd semester

  20. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Fitness & Conditioning Personal Fitness Dance Fit & Yoga Ed • Cannot use toward the 4 elective credits required for graduation • Cannot take unless you have taken PE 1 and PE 2

  21. ONLINE COURSES Elective classes Course Cost: $280-$560 (AP classes cost more) Must complete application These classes may not be NCAA compliant

  22. OHIO MEANS JOBS CAREER READINESS SEAL

  23. ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY Must pass 5 classes each semester (PE courses do not count) Eligibility checks done weekly If you are wanting to play college athletics please see Mrs. Martin for NCAA Division 1 and Division 2, NAIA and NJCAA information.

  24. REGISTRATION PROCESS • Follow instructions on registration form • Choose the right number of courses • Choose alternative elective options • Signatures are required for all classes listed in bold • MUST HAVE PARENT SIGNATURE

  25. REGISTRATION PROCESS Turn in registration materials to English teacher no later than Friday, March 1 Online scheduling will take place during English classes on March 20 & 21

  26. SCHEDULE CHANGE POLICY • Students are making a full year commitment when enrolling in courses • If a student drops a yearlong course at any point during the school year, the student will receive a withdrawal fail on their transcript for that course

  27. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS • Sign up to take your ACT for April or June on www.actstudent.org • Junior Parent Night: April 25 @ 6 PM • Senior Year you will have 3 college visit/job shadow days • Naviance changes: Login/Email: lastnamefirstname Password: student id

  28. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM AND TWITTER!!! @LMHS_Counselors Remind Messages Text to 81010 with: @lm2020

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